Live Music
An estimated 80,000 people descended upon the City Centre for Edinburghās Hogmanay celebration last night.
Barb Jungr was ranked No 1 for The Best Cabaret 2008 by Time Out, New York, No 2, The Best Cabaret 2009 for āā¦
The programme changes every day at the Queens Hall during the International Festival period, but all concertsā¦
Itās not often you get a full gospel choir on stage at the Traverse, but there is one as āThe Christiansāā¦
Simon Keenlysideās acclaimed Queens Hall success in the 2010 festival did not replicate readily in the vasterā¦
Any show that starts with being offered a custard cream is off to a good start.
Join the award winning Edinburgh Singers for the first concert of their 2018-19 season.
The concert at the Usher Hall with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra opened with Ravel's composition Le Tombeauā¦
Nicola Corbishley is a very talented singer and the wide stage of the venue gave her ample opportunity notā¦
This is not so much a show as an experience, immensely enjoyable and a spectacular outpouring of dancing andā¦
Festival
Director Jonathan Mills made a bold choice in opening his second festival with
this bitter satire onā¦
Mahlerās monumental āSymphony of a Thousandā is regarded as his finest composition but is rarely performedā¦
Take Arthurian legend, drizzle lightly with songs, add wild-west flavour and transfer to the baking metalā¦
The long wait on our feet was worth it.
Tony Cima, a well-known singer-songwriter himself, shares his enthusiasm for the work of Jake Thackray.
Many of the biggest names in world music have been
lined up to play Scotland's capital in 2009 for a specialā¦
Red Noteās long-running New Music Club returns! Now in its fifth year, Noisy Nights are Red Note's regularā¦
This is a stunning, atmospheric piece of theatre that holds you for the entire 90 minutes.
A discerning audience enjoyed performances this evening of two most notable symphonies composed by Franzā¦
āGreater Belfastā is an evocation in sound, both musical and vocal, of the estrangement and affection a cityā¦